Judge — May 21, 1904 — page 1: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This political cartoon, titled "How Old Is Ann?", appears to satirize a legal or political controversy involving someone named "Ann" (possibly referencing a person or entity). The scene depicts figures in Tammany Hall (the infamous New York Democratic political machine, labeled on the figure's clothing) encountering what appears to be royalty or an authority figure at a door. Shelves of bottles labeled with names like "Parker" suggest references to alcholic products or political "ingredients." The cartoon likely mocks Tammany Hall's political maneuvering or corruption. However, without additional historical context about which specific "Ann" or controversy is referenced, the precise political meaning remains unclear. The satire appears to involve questions about legitimacy or age in some political matter.